"We are a legal website, so of course there are some rules to follow: 1. Because we are committed to the environment here at Breaking Media, we will consider ONLY E-CARDS. Please don't send us paper holiday cards via snail mail this year - the Above the Law editorial team hasn't been in our physical office much since March 2020. 2. To submit an e-card, please email either a link to the card or the card itself (as an attachment)"
"3. Please limit submissions to holiday / Christmas cards that you view as WORTHY CONTENDERS. We're looking for cards that are unusually clever, funny, or cool; we're not interested in cards that are safe or boring (e.g., a beautiful winter landscape, a "Happy Holidays 2024," and the law firm name). We're seeking cards with some attitude, with that extra je ne sais quoi. If you send us a banal card, don't be surprised if we make fun of it."
A seventeenth annual holiday e-card contest opens for submissions. Only electronic cards are accepted to support environmental commitments; paper holiday cards via mail are discouraged because the editorial team has not been in its physical office since March 2020. Submissions should be emailed as links or attachments, with links preferred, to [email protected] using the subject line "Holiday Card Contest." Entries should be holiday or Christmas cards that are unusually clever, funny, or cool rather than safe or boring designs. Include a brief explanation of why the card is compelling; explanations may be quoted if a nominee reaches the finals, and anonymity can be requested.
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